Hidden Treasures of Provence

The largest canyon in Europe awaits you with its beautiful nature for an unforgettable stay.

From the steep walls and sparkling blue waters of the gorge, to the lavender fields, you will discover a wide variety of stunning landscapes.
We know all the trails in the region to help you discover more secret places, at the best times of the season. We also can help you with the organization of many activities to discover the area, such as paragliding, canyoning, trekking, mountain biking, kayaking, hiking, and more. 

The red rocks of Estérel, the creeks of Cassis, the Iles d'Or off Hyères, and the entire Var coast: the entire seaside is waiting for you to enjoy the pleasures of the gorgeous coast, along with...

Hikes, private cruises on a sailboat, scooter rides, diving, and more, you have the choice to enjoy many activities in the Mediterranean Sea.

In the Summer, access to many sites is limited to preserve nature, but you can trust us with your reservations so that you can visit wherever you would like to go. 

The real picturesque postcards of the Var Provence is found in the typical villages that are numerous in the region.

Discover the best known villages, and the more hidden ones, during your excursions so that you can discover the heritage and soul of the south of France.

We will advise you where to go for the best restaurants, cultural sites, and also local events, such as concerts, medieval festivals, craft exhibitions, Provençal markets, and more for the true experience of the Provençal art of living.

Rich in its gastronomy and natural resources, Green Provence has many things for you to discover.

Of course you can travel the many wine routes of Provence which will take you to the most renowned areas to taste the best rosé wines. You can also taste the delicious local olive oil at many of the regional mills.

Another local treasure is the truffle, found in the Summer and the Winter in the renowned dishes of the region. And, of course, you can't forget the delicious  goat cheeses, Mediterranean fish, garlic specialties, fresh garden figs, etc.

While Summer is of course the key period to stay in Provence, the region benefits all year round from a very pleasant mild climate, with more than 300 days of sunshine per year.

Spring allows you to visit the region far from the crowds with a very flowery countryside with gorgeous local flora such as mimosas, scotch broom, poppies, and more with the very pleasant climate. In the Summer, you can enjoy delicious sunshine, warmth, and cicadas. Even in the off-season, the sea is still pleasant and the beaches are much less crowded. You also are afforded the opportunity to attend the grape harvest at local wineries or to hunt for mushrooms and chestnuts in the forest, along with many other fun seasonal excursions.